Page 59 - The Miracle in the Immune System
P. 59

Organs Employed In Defence       57

          the white pulp are first
          transferred to the red pulp
          and then join in the blood  He is Allah — the
          stream. A detailed study of  Creator, the Maker, the
                                    Giver of Form. To Him
          the operations carried out
                                      belong the Most
          in this organ, which is dark
                                      Beautiful Names.
          red in colour and located   Everything in the
          high up the abdomen re-    heavens and on the
          veals an extraordinary pic-  earth glorifies Him. He
                                     is the Almighty, the
          ture. Its quite difficult and
                                          All-Wise.
          complicated functions are
                                     (Surat al-Hashr: 24)
          what make it so wonderful
          and extraordinary.
            The duties of the
          spleen, such as contributing to cell production, phago-
          cytosis, conservation of red blood cells, and immunity
          construction, are at least as important as they are diffi-
          cult. Certainly, the spleen is a lump of meat just like all
          our other organs. Yet it displays a performance and a
          degree of intelligence unexpected from a lump of meat.
          It organises everything, not allowing any problems to
          occur, and works without rest. Indeed, the spleen
          works strenuously for the human from the moment of
          his birth, and continues its function as long as Allah
          wills.


            Cell Production
            The bone marrow of the baby in the mother's
          womb is not entirely able to fulfill its function of pro-
          ducing blood cells. The bone marrow can perform this
          function only after birth. Would the baby be anaemic in
          the meantime?
   54   55   56   57   58   59   60   61   62   63   64